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Loviglio, Jason. “Public Affairs: The Soap-Opera Cultural Front.” Radio’s Intimate Public: Netwrok Broadcasting and Mass-Mediated Democracy. Minneapolis: University of Minneapolis Press, 2005. 70-101. Print.
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**All graphics used have been linked to the website the were taken from.